Huntingdon Area High School - Argus Yearbook (Huntingdon, PA)

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Cafeteria The hard-working men, women, and students who have the difficult job of pre- paring and serving the daily noon meal to more than a thousand teenagers deserve a special word of gratitude. The cafeteria staff did their best this year to give the stu- dent body a pleasant and well-balanced lunch diet. They even adopted a few of our new-generation recipes ; hoagies were among the most popular dishes. It can surely be said that never before, in all our school cafeterias, have we eat ' n sogood ! Mrs. Friend, Dietician

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Secretaries Welcoming visitors, con- ve3 ' ing messages and filing are only part of the regular duties performed by Barbara Miller and Barbara Wilson, H.A.H.S. secretaries. Much of their time is spent preparing transcripts for college-bound seniors, issu- ing work permits, and preparing senior data for graduation. Typ- ing teachers ' hand books and other forms and reports in prep- aration for the next school term keep them busy during the summer months. Many thanks go to Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Wilson for ser- vice given in our interest. Barbara Miller Barbara Wilson Eunice McClain Shirley Guyer Data Processing Mrs. McClain and Mrs. Guyer were newcomers to the H.A.H.S. personnel this year. Their main assignment was to teach the operations of the IBM unit record system to students enrolled in the business course. Mrs. McClain, the data pro- cessing technician, and Mrs. Guyer, teacher ' s aid, handled other services that included business accounting, educational training, and payrollpreparation We, the Class of 1967, wish to express our appreciation to these ladies for such fine services.

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Angiis Karns, Plant and Maintenance Supervisor Left to right: Ray Shields, Virginia Dixon, Billy Withrow, Elva Bowman, Gerald Baker, Franklin Bayer, Harold Horton, Angus Karns, Not Pictured- Roland Roher. Maintenance Harold Horton, Head Custodian The busy men and women who com- prise the maintenance and custodial staff have duties that are surely essential to the efficient operation of our school. Besides keeping the halls, lavatories, and class- rooms neat and clean, they make sure that heating and lighting facilities are working properly and that teachers receive req- uisitioned supplies and other materials. Another service they provide is being present at and helping with many of our after school activities. We are fortunate to have a custodial staff who are so willing to help us have such activities. One look at our school building and grounds tells the observer how well our custodial staff does its work.